Hey, it's Marco! The Bristol Stool Scale was developed in the United Kingdom by a small team of gastroenterologists at the University of Bristol. It is designed to be a representative explanation for stools (poop) commonly seen in toilet water. In the different categories, the chart explains the correlation between the stool's physical attributes and the length of time the stool remained in the colon.
This scale is useful to anyone who would like to determine the condition of their colon because it is a generic indicator; it is not an absolute diagnostic tool. It is, however, a good indicator of what action you may need to take. Below are the chart and the analysis for your use at home.
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